ECON-2006EG Study Guide - Quiz Guide: English In The Commonwealth Of Nations, Production Function, Demand Curve

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Models of price-setting and wage-setting behavior of firms, which determines economy-wide unemployment rate and real wages. Fractions: labor force = employed + unemployed, employed = share of the labor force that has a job, unemployed, not in paid employment or self-employment, available for work, actively seeking work. Key statistics: participation rate = labor force / population of working age. Fraction of working-age population in the labor force: employment rate = employed / population of working age. Fraction of the working-age population that is employed: unemployment rate = unemployed / labor force. Fraction of the labor force that is unemployed. Firms set wages sufficiently high to make job loss costly, in order to motivate employees to work hard: firms and customers. Firms maximize their profits subject to demand (profits determined by the wages) Wages and effort: the employer cannot directly measure the worker"s effort.

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